Intranasal Surgical Approach for Malar Alloplastic Augmentation

de la Peña-Salcedo JA, Soto-Miranda MA, Lopez-Salguero JF (Inst for Plastic Surgery, Mexico City, MX) Aesthet Surg J 32:27-38, 2012^§

Abstract

Background

Alloplastic malar augmentation is becoming an increasingly common procedure for enhancement of the midface and an adjunct method of improving the effects of other rejuvenation procedures.

Objectives

The authors present a new surgical approach for placement of malar implants by means of an intranasal incision, which they believe has several advantages over traditional techniques. They also propose a new classification for regions of the midface to assist in augmentation planning.

Methods

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